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Saturday, October 15, 1927,. P Anderson News 7 , Mr. *0. C. Di^vis is sick. We hope he will soon be. out again. Mis, iU, S, johnsvii is all smites beenusg< her " husband,-. Mr, Christy Johnson, Came over from Atlanta and spenti the week-end with her. ~ "Mr." ltobert Nelson of ChuVlotte, is spending" a. while in the city Visiting . - Miss Pauline Hamlin. Mrs. Robert Ross, \vho had an dp? oration 41 the Anderson County llospita!, is at home micTi improved. \ i Mr. McKinley Clayton has gone to Union High School. \V,. wish for him ? unsuccessful-school term.-r Airs. Vinto-Johnson and Mr. Early ' Carte? entertnimd at the hqmc of the former. JXhe occasion was.the birthday of Rev; W. C.'Craw ford. There vteru a ht\mbejt }>f friends present, '-Who brought gifts. Rev.; Crawford much. Mr. J. R. Boldeii, Mr. U. S. Cole *"' mad, "agents;' Miss Nellie Caldwyll, .-l-.-l- ^1' at.n North Carolina* Mutual l.i.i insurance company, anenued iht.- Mircnts district meetings at UuT district ollicc in Greenville, S. C. oh" Friday, September 30th. After hear . Ing 11 le rei)7>rfs we find Ufat" Ihe' dts triyt has made splendid increase in the work. ?Air. Allied llannnund^ under the' skillful treatment of Dr. Edward .Johnson; is still improving; Owing to tlVe luct that Rev. II. C. Anderson has been sull'ering with his e'y'es he \vufj unable to-till nis pulpil . at All. Spring Sunday."" Rev; E. C. .('nhlr pleached iii his stead. - ~ Air. William Drier of Florida, is il home, for a while. a "Airs. F. W. Sherard and children spent the .day at her home in Teh diet on Sunday. Airs. O. E. Johnson has opened- a St. She . would be. glad to see those parents who ar? interested.1 Tii.. Pw'iii.,- ..f the M. K. Church gave a cotton picking contest last, week..- Quite U lively time was enjoy ed by all as w.oll ;>* realiviiiiiv > neat sum for the benefit of the Ladies Aid. | Mrs. Jane Jackson, wife yf Rev. R. j S. Jackson* ppstor of the M. E. church j has boon quite ill.?Wo are glad to j report that she is mUch improved at .t this' writing. __j ?--\n^aVtTf"MTs7 Wilson Callaway of Ca., spent a very pleasant staV hero visitinc their relatives nn.-l r^T^Ti'iends. ^ ~ 7 j ' v~ We arc fflad to report that Mrs. Cecelia Harno- is irrtproving, after a _veryt?serious operation at the Ander.?"son .Cbunty Hhspitul. Prof. (.?. W. Bidden, District Manager of the Spartanburg District of the >sorth Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, was . a week-end visitor to his brother, Mr. J. K. Bolden. _ " Miss Connie Edwards is improvjn;;fit the Anderson County Hospital. She had an operation several days ago. . l .... .Mr. Marcellus Thompson is at home 7 IXgain to Chi? -dtrHghtr of his ; many' "friends. 1 Rev. I). F. Thompson bf Augusta, Ga., is conducting a grealtvreviYITl.at St. Paul Baptist,Church. Garge erowits" ai*o cfiming opt to hear this fearless gospel preacher' cut wrong doing on : the l ight and-left. ) Dr. J.., E Jcllz --?:?Tins ' charge of the singing. ? I\Tew members are. added, to the church ? nightly. Rev. Campbell ^appreciates very much the presence of the visiting-tninir.terr.,?IAmb-r-Jnn, Glenn. ' Price. LomiiX', Ziiumii man,?Flack, Goaxum, Elder Thompson and oth. ers are among them. Miss Leona "Burton, who is teaching 1m C-OMFO ECONC CJL oA Reduced I Fares for i ^Ask Tid I S O U T KA1I.WA T*' -*-i . aaa Bennettsville Locals The entire county wilH shucked Mow day morn inn with u severe storm. Th0 rojinrmnitv is now lonesoni since the college students and teacher have left for their respective schools Misses T. J. and L. J. Johnson lei Monday for I.ake City, where tpe will teach this term, Mr. (J. \y. Witherspoon left Mon day afternoon-for"AtlHiilrc Cityy*N. J where ^ \\ill Witness the marriag of his sister, ^liss Helen Witherspoor We arc delighted to have MISs Vir gin!?i Riddick. spend the week-end ii onr city. She is teaching in the'grad ed school at Cheraw, S^-C, Rev. J.. R. Heath -was out -of th -cfty---t4?is .Week conducting a vyoeR* "rally, at New Zion, Clio, S. C. _ , Mrs, SaralY and- daughter, Mubc Reese also-- her son are on the sic! list. " . ?? * 7 / Mr, and Mrs. Kate Ellison are o the sick list this week. Mr. K. I>. Prake passed-through th city from Xew York City JVIonda; iltcraoon enrouie. to BORfifllt'l CU1 le/re. f'nlnm too, X t' , whVro he wil enter school. ' Miss Rosie Latsin rcturndd to Ne\ Yorh^CHy after spending a'few day home with her sister, Mis.? L. B. Las tin, who is still sick at this writing Mrs. Xiillio S. .Bro^il,.and_3M-Q j arrived home l)'oin Xew York Oit\ whei'e they spent a while this sum I titer. ^ " ... Mrs. Reese announces the mar i riajfe of hey (laughter, Miss Lilli j Reese to Mr. R. \\\ Walls. j j)i', L. M. M cColljcint, o'ltr excellen I dentist, on Market tyt.T is doing som rdal dent a 1'. work.'.. ' Please pay vintf |>nek- chics- to .th agent fordhe-papoiv Mist< C.-P. San devs. ' " . ; ; . . ' . BRANCHYILLE NEWS The long, dry ?ihd dusty spelf* ha liceII hroken tit. last The, rain Wit very much-accepted. ' Ml' Thmldius Eaitv nnd Mr Alnnyj Williams nave returned ft'Ohl tin mountains) living .spent a ple?*?n time. Mr. garrison- Miller, a promincn Tanner, has made good along* agri pCuUimtHtnes. ifchds in store fteairT; 200 bushels ot' corn, 14 line hogs an potatoes to ho end. He is now rad lor the winter, ' > M .hi>rephuie ~Salley and da ugh tor, 1.utile are sick on Williams SI We hope -for them a speedy recovery Mrs. Rebecca Holman and daugh iter, Camel spent Tuesday in Charles ton otv4 business. . . \r;.. vi........ -\r.,i. ~:~i? - .uio.i uicaoi; ^iti 1UIIV U|f ?IMUI U M r^. Mora I.even, is hero from Ne\ -York C'jly, where she had been spea 'jling. iheTtJmnier. She will teach her hi'.i ii.e. rural *<Hk>o1 \his term. . Mn, IiV.ul I f,\ en A1 i<s Eleiiso Ajar tin mole red to Orangeburg to see Mrs J . F. Mayer, who i?- very .iliTZL We had ?i very successful earn meet ing at -Bethel.""- Preaching ven , had by Rev. CJamble of East over, wh kept the religious fire hot upon th : altar. j-r?.?: ' 1 , ' ~ ' * . . " . it Seneca Institute,- spent the week end at home. . j Mrs." Minnie Bruce and childrei left Tuesday fan Washington;, I), f to spend a while with her son. Miss Annie Bovian has consente to '..ike class No. 2 in^the senior dc pnrmeirt?of?the St,?l'aul Snnffa School tor this winter and she fe t? viting all ladies, to come out and en joy the lessons. .. n i ? tVEL BY \ I IN RT ABLE )MICAL FE ^ound Trip Tyirto - ? ^*1VI I, I I 1|/Q --i cet Agents* - HERN Y SYSTEM * una in ' - THE PALME1 Abbeville News T , Air Filward McClarpn camy home last week from Shaw- University ami " e spent two days with- his parents, Mr. ; s ' apd Mrs. Henry McClaren, alter' >. which he left for Howard Univorsity, it J^as^iingtoh, D.^C. ' . . . y Mr. Lewii^ M. Scott spent a fetv ^days in ,the city, last" week with his -1 mother, Mrs. Rebecca Poole John j ' SOIlr.- ^ i ? ?;?? ? ? i . e'| "Miss Martha C. Taylor is teaching i. school in Painter Lee, X. ihstBBd '.- Palmer Loe^ South Carolina, as was n reported in last week's issue. Mr. Marion Waterman motored to . I'Abbet^lle' on the: 2nd and brought e M issesj Lucy IOUa and Beatrice L. DesKmrtrx%rcrfiril6ndersonv]lle, N. 'C, lie | spent until last Saturday With them 1 at their home, on Secession Avenue; *. J -. - : * , '* '.V k after which he left for his home m .. Orangeburg. . . ' ' n Misses . Lucy KUa Devaux and Go nova Pressley will l??vethis week o (or McCprmick to resume their work y its teachers in "the graded school. lU'v P. M. Gar v spent .a fw gayrj ,1 in r.ropnfWTrort iast weekr W'e are sorry-to say that Miss 5?~ v | .xt'vice L. Deveaux is having trouble s ' with her tonsils. Her many friends - hope for her a speedy recovery. :. Miss Helen C.-^-fcatifrier left last Weyk for Prosperity. S. C.. where she .% will teach school. Mr. and Mrs. C. JV Hurst, MestlnmeS-Mary E. Rook and Estella Larimer motored to Williamston on last e SuncViy alul spent the day with Mrs. Samuel J. Collier, who is at the bedt side of her mother, who continues e" very ill. W*0 hope fur ;Mrs. Rodgers " aU etljfly?rocinurvir - : C It ' is with rlcnn sorrow nrwl re err of . - that we say that- .Ml'. Willie ltd wards had the misfortune t. I- *e half of his thumb on his lqft hand on the 1.6th , In Hie Abbeville Cotton Mill. Kir. Ed\wrds has many^friends throughout s the city and county, that'hope he will s soon me able to work apain. . Messrs. Ben Morgan, L).. b. Collier, a. NYM. Richie and Joseph "Hlltnian aVe J- t ii , ~ t Mr. Rody Jefferson spent part of last week in Spartanburg on business. He . reported a. very pleasant ? ., . " -1 V trip. ?; 7 ?V ; ?ii; _ _ Friends! in 1At)bcvUle >vish to extend j their best congratulations and best | wishes to Mr. Homer Latimer Of ^ , Due West, and Miss Willie Florence Mattison of Honea Path, who were | happily married on Saturday ?\fter^ " nimn >it the home of t.he bride in Hon.: ~ ea Path. "~ v" Chureh News -j'.-?'" Rev. P. M. Gary preached last Sum, day morning and night. He is looking forw.ard to-the annual-conference i next month. ' v Th0. Sunday School is doing fine. Bro.. Dan Covin-is always at his. pott of,duly as superintendent of the Sun~.diiy School. * ?-j =?? The. A. C. K. I-eague i4 stil] on the job. interesting Apple's are discussed every Sunday. . Mr. G^qtTge Curry is -missed .very .much in the league.'. The Sunshine Club, uralerthe leade . - * Tersnip of Mrs. P. M. Gary, is doing ! a great work.* They had a rally last urhirih ii-h- qnitp n BllffMtt- ' i Mr. Johnnie .Edwards and Miss Ruth - | Magalene Covin were happily marrifed Tuesday niirrft? September 27th, at r> the bride's* home. The bride was -jjovely dressed in white flat crepe. The] groom is a son ot Air. Jack Edwards i d of Long Cane. Mrs. Edwards 15 n~ - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cb y i vin, svho is employed her0 at the Sea_ f-pboard Air^.nTTrshrrps.- l'he bride was - to have graduated from the Abbeville 1 High. School this term. 1 Benedict News 1 h_ The formal opening of the College was held in. the college chapel Monday night, October 3, 1}>27 .at H:00 o'clock. Doctlirr D. K. Jenkins-represented the Benedict Club in a most interesting from Benedict Collgee and a well known minister, gave a few timely remarks. The music directed by Mrs. Ida Y. Pullins, was wonderfully rendered. Doctor Antisdel introduced in a most elaborate way each member of the faculty. The now teachers are: Professor Charles F. -Bergman, A. B., . Colby College, Bachelor of Divinity, Newton Theological Institution, M. A. ( t Clarke* University, Worcester; Pro- j fessor Ralph Stonebraker, A. B. Otta-I wa University and Nqwton .Theologi* ' cal fust ilid ion:?Piufrssm ftobeTt J-rMadison, Bachelor of Science and Ci- ' . vll Engineering. Howard. University | - -J-B. A.,- Bartfrmeathi P-rofossor-Stanley | ; S. Morris, B. A.t Morehouse College; J t Miss Hrrrriett Lefllle. A, TV. Wnimt: ^Holvoke and n^mhrr of tha Phi Beta Kappa;'Misa Ada Viola Peters, A. fi.> University of Maine and member of the Phi Beta Kapa; Mrs. Mamie Morj ris, A. B., Philander Smith College; nro LEADER Mrs. Ida Young i'ullins, New ,1'ing- t "land Conservatory und Miss Virginia rlij?Ul'hdlOy, A. B., Benedict- t oiiv-go, aaiul Mr. Henry. Williams, A. B., 11nt'd\cl (.'ulego,?Wii h these m w mem Iters and T'rofcssor Thomas 1?. Uue- t kett receiving his Bucheiorot^duee?a degro^ T'.rom Columbia University and thy old -members' of the faculty, Bin- -n edict cannot but progru**. u fcia far as gollegti.studehl's'.and l'ac. h ulty are . required for an "A" 'class ii college, Benedict College has long since reached that mark. Her faculty v-: has alwajis met. that requirement ?i)id a at-present aver one.hundred and tyn a college students are enrolled and niove ?(: are coming daily. Let us turnr dUy rh attention toward the endowment drive t Ond help with pur finance. Very littfo has been said, about b h(, foptball team, but the t-eahuis.be a ing organized and expects* to meet its foe bravely With Mr. Henry Wil '.jams and Professor MadisohuTmining them, Benedict will be" proud of them' o?i the gridiron.- They must ke.cp up their reputation and they will do >' it. Watch for the schcTTuJe of- the giiiiu.) fim'l i'hiiw ji'nur upjii i i i ii inn hy r being uvesont. > h We regret very njuch thai ATiss Saluh Parker has> g<TTie*m<niL' 011 account '> of'illness. We trust shewill convalesce rapidly so that she may ho able t] to return Very soon. a . 1 Thc Grand Stand is now being ct>n- T struc'tett on the nililetlc ju'iu. ' Tltor"v. Benedict Club cannot be commended ( too highly op their interest and e.n- a luisiasni in this-project, of which, we all aro more than proud. If you haven't had a chance to give ynything. -uveiy, tiftcr you see it going up, v you will Wi\nt to. have a share in it. ' CAI.HOlN" FALI.S I.OCAI.S ^ The many friends of M rs.. Jennie g C'linkscales will regret to hear of hoi' g death, which occuuVed,th0 ?>th of iUi-r"5 month at her home? Anderson, S. C. 5 She had been ill for. several weeks C prior to her death, h . - c ?Thr fniv'nl " ? '.n.inr]. ft ed by her pastor ,Rev? A- Ware at ^ -FtBrfndd Baw-isi Cnurch. of which she was a member. . . ' . ?XT ^ The interment was in Fairfield ee- '.. mete'ry. . ~ "i Rev. A. Ware ,and "AlirT li. Dunlap j motored to Yerdery, S. c! qne day last week to meet the Ch'ristiaiv U- ,j nion. ... J .Rev. A. Ware will preach at John ;? Creek the 4ih Sunday in this month, j Come out and hear thm. _ /. ;H We had a fine rain yn the 8th of .j httj month, which wa;C triadly neeeiv yi ed. ji Those on the sick list are: Mr. Solo* -j mon Scott, Mr; 'Moke Covintrton nird > JHsV? Anna Anderson. Wt. hope for ,j them a.speedy recovery. .) _ j ' ATLANTIC CITY, N\ .1. NEWS \ ; < : \ . > 'i On-tlni evenine of Oftoluw <>th. Miss . lleitm Withorspoon, .cKarmintr dautrfi ter <>1' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wither- < spoon of Bonnettsville, S. (y\vas "happily married to Mr. J. B. (Jovan, son *i f Mi*, and >VIr.!? Amos Wright of New York City. The wedding' took ! place at the Hamilton Memorial M. ; E. Church. -' !! ?: f ? The bride had as ?her aUendanKsix attractive young ladies, who were , j beautifully dressed. Revs. Lucas and : Vy. #1. Horner oitlciatnit at- the' cere? s mony. Willie Ley Watson of?Pkilade.l- \ phia, Pa.,'sang a most wonderful so- |! 1?>. ; Then?the bridal party moved- ' to their eaf^ and were driven to the. . home ofxMi. and Mis. W. M. Wrtgd'i?* the sister und hrothyr-in law?ui the | groom, where they were servou with ? x. most pleasing repass in the blue rooms, u The party then moved to S 710 Pearl Places The lioilio in' .^ic s groom, where they glided up and down d the flpA'r to the strain of .the beuti- ''5 ful music. The gluJTng was kept up .11 until wee wee hour|. _5 BAMBEW NEWS "~~j Lost Supday was a day of sadness ? at: tkj? ITnTon "TTnptr.sP' ChuriTT 'HcTiTi Barnberg, S. C. with the?members e and friends of that community. Rev, 5 L. R. Payton, who has served the said 5 ehun h for six. successive years, read 5 o ~ .'*"3 his resignation and preached his fare 5 wen sermon, nev. ju. k. rtiyion was s at his best. He is a profound speak- 5 or and a great church worker. Many ? tears were- shed because of his de-.jS parture. Speeches Were-made by the de;K'Oj) hoard and the presidents of C the auxiliaries of the Church* ' Mr. TTotmnie?Sfinc th livxred a hoarI-fell * address relative to "the pastor's siic^j cess in pievating the church both spi_ ( ritiml and financial. He spoke in j interest of the Willing Workers and < appealing to- the pastor .not to leave.. .< lie presented to the paSHU" hr! from tl\e SVillinir Workers Huh. ; .. Miss Sallib Wright spol^c relative tri \ the Y. W. C. A.. Her speech was elo. ,4v quent and touched every heart. . At'^ ?a?Mhl?lK?'l^";i-'..-. A-..- - - , , aarffmtimm* ', t ^ - '?? r_--. o "* ~~' $ . nr~rr lie closjj, Ol her speech, > hc present* *i in tnvviopc wi-tli :t l >iu'i >.i. cr ii.i > nnn-lr> ?>ui Um ^ .?Wv-C: A.. lli'Vi l'aj"ioii liaS^eccpVeU life l". hi' " i/h liftp.is> (. hni vii in ii?e cit>; ui' ) 'ine.> inn'K', \wn-)e hi' l.'?y j.'.i* t i'l' ''.'I . fii ;ii rovr. :il.\ . ' jiyv. ft* Ah Zi.*ij{K'l'' prepched ten iirhts nt t'lic ?hil?>h UapiiM "Church f Ih.m^i l.m . :;n.l iv : }_i i. 1 < ? [ . t n iivv ht^"h o'n.e ~ol: tin'- preiijiftst ini'Ct\ ijj* cvdr held, in that city. ' ? v j J v.v'iy aided In Uia,.; fum-hV. Wis rt;jrr? ' to Ihyhe ihni tfruuf-#{ i * ? . . <a itni, l'or lie truly j.. a p'reaehct1 and \ - irretrt- ^?hrttTir-rTrtrtri"?,h huildvr-rHfHt - a hristian vyn; iVnTic has U-it . , ,'ho!jt :of if/riends .and \vo t\ nmr tid . hd Shitoh f hnroh for -their v. : . hi t? i11 m-I- fciintf .a pastor! ? envts : are open -I'd ir-gtdv<?~i\in^-aP-i nylimy. . """ : 'nvi hsui Kc m:\ys ? ? -? :? We atv i! IntMv^ t < in.'-' that . ios ol" .moetwjrs were, very helpful . iut "uplifting t-o '.Ijo p'-opK* of thi< i; v and adjacent ; own a tltn-' y.'a cid in the <\ M. ivr-C.'ti^rt 'a. .drwhichju> very- Hlitdent Ktwv-a. li. Ttrcana ; < I ho . ' ; ? , ( We want to thank 'he i aVcnl.lie*i 1* splendidpa!rT?>ov in malviuy'., Ke oVo'ninj? dcial at Ijvn Jiato.--bu.vjA' iif'-iv S' !". (~I ; ? i- .a: n,e ~r;o Kt'C;\i;nl"Mi'.*.. I'll. .'Ft>n?i'{i,i. I'r-of. Sid.jivansi.cnt .the \vo<-k-0nd ' t. hni'vic* anil reports >. plenka'n-t stay. Mrs. 1 li acy Ryv 1 spent tin*- wfek|ul in" Colunibin. v^itinir V-v danyhlvs that art* attc-ndmjr -AlVa' I'm:-*ci>}ty. . d ! rnvrnyrnycrrt ooor<o?> [ ' III; Mrifr i; n ; A -.1'"11! V?I ,W.H --wf ? Ciwrarcfte- ;i,ncl Tobac*t* Ma'rlahi C T_ Walker': Times.- Ice Cream am ' ' v - T'HONJ 14*22 AS'-em'jiy Mreei. > >Ottr>rjrrr?vv <*? n **'<*> ? >'< ??% nAir * ! > > : :? ' ^ . ' i SHOE RE I Men's Half Soles i, k Prices on other repa |L PHONE 6820 ' ? Wilse W< |: 1116-1118 I | Regal Di |: ... When The Doctor C f 1 | i"i*~rii"111 T^nnrHirir 1? t .1 illiii iiii~ t' accurately and pi ornptly. \1 [ . keje and profit by tl ' doctor nnrt. y L WE GALL FOR AND DE l;\ ANYWHERE ^ TtXEPH< | 1 121 Washington St. yt :>cyn t, aooGr oo o o do doo o o o < We Stand Bacl WE only 100 pt r cent ? WE have for ynrn r>n>c threeTninrlreclrpattei rt . sacrifice quality. Owen < _ s Tail 1117 WASHINGTON ST. h-??--j o^oooooooooc'ooo;- w.-or-> -> -> L~* ? Office Phone KKlT k' , ' -' ' HA I^ltl __.' -/... . !_ Aftnrne r-ftt-LftW | " . Practice in ,tffi Oou) [ 1119 Washington T?*t. .VM fSM-M" . ' v ? PAQE THRML ~?? ? Tin lia/.adr that is being held over * \ <2? i " ' * * ).? / ' ?>' Oiive. i :.e choir itlembcrs'of the Mt. Zion -' 1 !< ;. -v.il) .sing at the St.. * l'aui i'. ij.V'isi? C'fnuvh'Thursday night, 1 '1 " - ei "i:;th. % ; ? lioy: kirijr, pastor of-Olive Biunch Han.it < j III li. tpo wheel m?v. ing. (j" tin-re;.lf you want to Help * vCjt'p it. uio. injr. Vii the ljrst and third* Mtmlays o}' eitei: ip<>;nh.- . ?i-H> Z, Million is- .in the' eitv a- ' kun* al ter visiting her two daughter's . tiyjitn ?;iea, N\kV.7riTn/i i: iiere it, help, ft ! mother, "Mrs;. \*? r < hunter, j>vho. heert. op the sici^lis! for.quite a . r \Vt' more. suuaci iyei v- Tor Ttyo _ ^ : 'atttielflo i.eader '.in .'this city .uiui~;rn7"::-f? * : ;th;"l I lp. a:ntirt> <ori<r>,-i 1 ' vill subscribe for his colored paper a "! '! r that we will .know whot our ' . >?-tilde are (HdiVg^"** _ .: -' v ST. (ilvOKflE NEWS; if Tin i i ' i n. i, |i 'in 11 ii -S? ; - iil i: -?'-- ?--iff (iacln-i? 15 r "lit- r<;ifvi.y All ' th?" old',hut" thi-eiy wny prosu'fit. ! h< y iiv - an. iciiutt ?t wry nvosiic-r- . r.is Utrast-lwrh Mfs Mabel' Siini-- .. . _ i.v! So prink/pal and Mr. Hoy .Gordon, .i.a'i hi i-."l a'frriciiltiue. .. " . ... M-ow MTtTTTTV i > j--.w rnl-mft- ... leave* this wr-t-k f?>y RidtroWtty', S. v. h-ro sV.' ^s?;iirint I 'd _*>f a . school. M's- pvorstliici.'t j> indr^ !. unroot! tea- ? h< r ffisi' we*!! traine'ii in hyj: work: \\, >i??i'>c the will have a pijospcrous (ornh . . .... " .. ' ], ; . . c . |i_ . . J, I J0000000c(0'000&0c0*000rjxp&& ? IIZLSTOW I FESE, Frop. f ?yar* ? 5? ?; OS. ;. A -Full. r.iiie of o ? Pr^parafion? at ell g 1 Sodas. 5 ??-?? , rolmnhittt 8. Cf. "lp^ ? .*. .*. AAA AAA A A A AA A A A A. A PAIRING | Sewed On $1.25 | .% - \ e? * _ i 1 _: : _ - 1 inr.g in accordance y ?-". | : . Martin | Hampton St. i i v v v v v > v ?>'/ *> ?> y y v y y y y y y % *> > ?; > .. tig Store | alls! V ' i ynaKL- Ut'tO fill li IS Dr^SCl i D t lOn "MT' ways, bring your prescription < > ? te experience of your , r ' our druggist- 1 ^ " LJVER PRESCRIPTIONS V ' IN THE CITY ' _ ONX 5507 .c7; v Columbia, S, C. \ . :? iOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD-OCfOOOOC ' 'V. ' ; - I i of Our Word pure Wool l aluics^ i" ' ^ mal selection more tharr? i ? 7? s and with all jlrat, our .. ' low. T6 go lower wo.uld i & P a u 1 |.. lors ' ' ' v , -. ; . ' | I . . PHONE 6963 \ V 11 "1 * - 7? rr v y ."" V * r ~~L? Re*idonco Pnime. 6798 f t FTWRICK ~~~~ andf Notary Public. Pta?9'M* Federal. ? ', \ i ' ' . < 1. ; ' * -.3 . t Columbia. ?., 1'. ~ ~ ?